Bass Guitars Amps and Effects - 4-String Electric Bass Guitars

Daisy Rock's Rock Candy Bass features a Basswood body, 22 frets, Rosewood fingerboard, standard 34 ni. scale, Rock Maple neck, Sparkle finish, EMG pickups with active EQ and Grover tuners.

Cool and retro vintage vibe in a small, lightweight, and punchy package! This thoroughbred reissue of the sought-after Mustang¬ Bass, introduced in '64, is perfect for players who prefer a shorter 30 in. scale length instrument.

And now for something completely different! Cutting-edge bass players looking for a high performance and lightweight bass with a strikingly different appearance will flip over the Aerodyne Jazz Bass! This is a special edition Jazz Bass featuring a bound basswood body with a NEW unique carved top, a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard and matching painted headstock. It's loaded with a Precision/Jazz Bass pickup combination and rear routed/top mounted controls with no pickguard.

Fender's Geddy Lee Jazz Bass is a replica of the instrument Geddy has used extensively for both recording and performing in front of thousands of Rush fans worldwide.

Bassists too can now be blinded by the chrome and have more switches and dials than Mission Control at their disposal. The alder body comes in cool Black or Hot Rod Red finishes, with a thin, fast 1-piece C-shaped Maple neck (matching headstock on Hot Rod Red model). The Rosewood fingerboard has aged block position markets, and the roar pours forth from 2 Jazz Bass pickups with an active/passive pickup system and series/parallel switching.

Finally, a true 24-fret Jazz Bass! Packed with options, the Jazz Bass 24 features a 24-fret Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard, sleek Jazz Bass body with a nicely figured Quilt Maple top, and Seymour Duncan Basslines pickups. Other features include Hipshot licensed tuning machines, active electronics with slap mid-scoop switch and a high-mass top-loading bridge.

The Thunderbird IV debuted in 1963 with the original Firebird guitar series. The most highly respected of all Gibson basses, the Thunderbird was reissued in 1987 with original reverse body styling and new, special-design pickups.

The Thunderbird Studio brings together the original 1963 reverse body Firebird shape with Gibson's traditional, proven set neck design. The result is an unbeatable combination of style, performance and affordability.

New bass making technologies allow the Ergodyne's acclaimed comfortable shape to be crafted in wood for more natural tones. The EDB's ergonomic body offers a curved back for supreme comfort and a scooped-out front for slapping and popping. Strong, slender two-octave maple neck offers fast and easy fretwork. Powerful passive pickups and active EQ.

On the EDB models, the Luthite body material enhances the top end while the high output humbuckers enhance the middle and bottom. The result: incredible balance and power.

More and more players are passing up the lifeless looks and tired tones of beginner basses and going to GSR Soundgear basses -- which is why GSR Soundgears are now the most popular basses in their price range in the world. With GSR Soundgears, you get the looks, tone and comfort -- and the same warranty, rigorous set-up and inspection -- of Ibanez's most expensive basses. GSR models come equipped with the pro B10 bridge for even better tone and stability.

Not only do GSR Soundgears look and play better than everything else in their price range, every GSR Soundgear gets the same warranty, rigorous setup, and inspection of their more expensive models.

More and more players are passing up the lifeless looks and tired tones of beginner basses and going to GSR Soundgear basses -- which is why GSR Soundgears are now the most popular basses in their price range in the world. With GSR Soundgears, you get the looks, tone and comfort -- and the same warranty, rigorous set-up and inspection -- of Ibanez's most expensive basses. 2003 GSR models come equipped with the pro B10 bridge for even better tone and stability.

If you just can't decide between getting a traditional bass and a modern bass, why not get both? This Roadgear bass brilliantly combines the best features of old and new in one powerful, playable package.

Sleek, sexy and sonically versatile, the Soundgear basses can be found in every kind of music from gospel to goth to garage rock. Bassists who want the power and versatility of active electronics and fastest neck available have made the Soundgear standard equipment in the most controlled studio environments and the most out-of-control live performances.

Sleek, sexy and sonically versatile, the Soundgear basses can be found in every kind of music from gospel to goth to garage rock. Bassists who want the power and versatility of active electronics and fastest neck available have made the Soundgear standard equipment in the most controlled studio environments and the most out-of-control live performances.

Ibanez first introduced the Soundgear bass in 1987. That same bass continues to be one of the world's most played basses. Why? Because it is not the same bass. Certainly it's still the sleekest and sexiest. And with all SR models featuring active electronics, it's still the most tonally versatile. It still has the fastest neck. But they've continued to improve and update the Soundgear line.

The Ibanez SR300DXF is a new fretless version of the popular, affordable, and extremely playable Ibanez SR Soundgear Bass! This model features the Ibanez SR4 neck and active electronics. You read that right, even at this price, the SR300DX is an active bass, just like the rest of the Soundgear line. A slim 24-fret neck and a comfortably contoured body have made Soundgear basses favorites with thousands of players.

When Ibanez introduced the Soundgear bass nearly 20 years ago, it personified the Ibanez slogan, Anything But Traditional. At the time, Soundgear was the stuff of bass wizardry: lightweight, curvaceous, thin-necked and equipped with powerful and versatile active electronics-fantastic features probably never imagined by the pioneer electric bass players of the 50s. With easy-playing Prestige thru-necks, Bartolini electronics and a host of other upgrades, our exquisite 2006 Prestige Soundgears will transport you to even more magical worlds of color and tone-and ensure that, in the real world, you'll be the master every gig from funk to punk.

Ibanez first introduced the Soundgear bass in 1987. That same bass continues to be one of the world's most played basses. Why? Because it is not the same bass. Certainly it's still the sleekest and sexiest. And with all SR models featuring active electronics, it's still the most tonally versatile. It still has the fastest neck. But they've continued to improve and update the Soundgear line.

The SR500 family is one example of this evolution. The SR500 models feature a fast SR4 neck (bubinga/wenge), a mahogany body, and Bartolini MK1 pickups. Onboard Bartolini 3-band EQ provides precise tone control.

The most significant Soundgear upgrade for 2004 may be the addition of an entirely new SR900. The SR900 is amazingly affordable but is loaded with must-have features for the pro-player: Bartolini MK1 pickups, the Bartolini MK1 3-Band EQ, Accu-Cast B20 bridge and an arched topped body of figured maple fitted with a 5pc maple/bubinga thru-body neck.

SRX Soundgear Xtreme basses were designed for players who want an easy-to-play bass with simple controls and beyond massive pickups that can pump out loud, heavy rock. Period. However, for players for whom simple and powerful just aren't simple and powerful enough, we've added the new plug in and pulverize SRX400's. Loaded with a single PFR-AL alnico magnet pickup and the new PHAT II active bass boost, SRX400 basses prove that ridiculously loud and great tone aren't mutually exclusive terms.

The Ibanez SRX520 is a limited production Soundgear Extreme bass with a striking Special Dark Swirl finish and Barbed Wire inlay. From the outrageous appearance to the super-high output PFR pickups, this instrument’s ready to rock as hard as you are. The SRX design provides easy playability and a big, fat tone that is ideal for rock, blues, hard rock, classic rock and metal. Onboard 2-band EQ gives you a huge range of tone to work with.

H.R. Giger, best known for the creature of Alien fame, has joined forces with Ibanez to create limited edition guitars, whose relatively small numbers of available quantities compared to standard guitar production should make them highly desired items for collectors.

Ever wish you could take just one bass to a session that could go from round, vintage warmth to modern, active pickup punch? What if you could take that jazz gig and not have to squeeze an acoustic bass in your trunk or on the subway? With Variax Bass 700, you can show up to any live gig or studio date with the confidence your tone will always be perfect for any tune.

The Affinity J Bass is a value priced version of the world famous Fender Jazz Bass. It has the look and tone that everyone knows and loves, at an ultra-economical price point. The Affinity J Bass has a rosewood fingerboard, two single-coil Vintage Style Jazz Bass Pickups and a toploaded bridge.

Is “funkify” a word? It is now, baby, thanks to Squier’s new retro-inspired Vintage Modified Jazz Bass guitar! This handsome natural-finish bass features a soft Maple body and 1-piece Maple neck with sharp-looking black binding and block inlays on the 20-fret Maple fingerboard. That soulful sound emanates from a pair of single-coil Duncan Designed Jazz Bass pickups; other features include chrome hardware and machine heads, a 3-ply pickguard and a 4-saddle chrome bridge.

The RBX170 is Yamaha's lowest-priced bass guitar and features a solid Agathis body, versatile electronics and 3 exciting finishes.